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Gladstone school students take centre stage

Grade 7 and 8 students from Gladstone State High School have taken centre stage in a unique filmmaking challenge that blends creativity with environmental...

Air support for Lilley’s Beach fire

Due to a lack of access, firefighters were forced to walk into Lilley's Beach to manually fight a public holiday blaze in the sand...

Golf around the region

GLADSTONE GOLF CLUB Friday, 3 October Cancer Council Shoot Out Thanks everyone for coming, there were 64 players in the field. First prize on a score of 27.25...

Tales from the tacklebox

Inshore/Offshore We have been fortunate enough to see a few days of nice weather recently. Those heading offshore have been rewarded with plenty of trophy...

News in Brief

Cunningham joins Powerlink board Former Gladstone MP Liz Cunningham has been appointed to the Powerlink: board of directors by the State Government. The Friday, 3...

Gladstone’s role in Bundaberg Port project

A Marine Industry Precinct expansion at the Port of Bundaberg, which will boost the local economy and create jobs, has been supported by Bundaberg...

Community Events Billboard

Weekly events Have a Yarn Tuesday - QCWA Tannum Sands - every Tuesday All welcome to bring your craft, a friend and a smile. Time: 9am to...

Navigation hazard as boat sinks

At around 2am on Thursday, 2 October, a 50ft timber schooner sank downstream of the Hanson Road Bridge in the Calliope River. The site has...

Female officer charged with stalking

A 46-year-old female senior constable from the Central Region has been charged in relation to alleged stalking behaviour. The member has been suspended from the...

Review of Queensland’s Charter of Victims’ Rights

The Office of the Victims’ Commissioner is reviewing Queensland’s Charter of Victims Rights. The Commission is assessing whether the Charter sufficiently protects and supports...

AgForce calls for certainty, clarity and fairness in vegetation laws

Vegetation management remains one of the most defining issues facing agriculture in Queensland. For two decades or more producers have tried to work with...

Boaties urged to cool their jets

The Queensland Government is urging Gladstone region boaties to take extra care on the water this spring, as additional compliance patrols are rolled out...

Job cuts hit Gladstone

The Gladstone community was rocked by Rio Tinto’s decision to cut production at the Yarwun Alumina Refinery impacting 180 jobs. The site currently employs around...

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